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Electromagnetic and Light Scattering by Particles N e w s l e t t e r January 2023 Issue 111 |
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Call for
Nominations for the 2023 Michael I. Mishchenko
Medal We are pleased to solicit nominations for the Michael
I. Mishchenko Medal to celebrate the
sustained exemplary achievements of an individual scientist/researcher who
has made seminal and innovative contributions to the fields of radiative
transfer, light scattering, and remote sensing, and in addition, has
contributed significantly to the service of the organizations Michael had so
unselfishly contributed. These virtues represent what Michael Mishchenko had achieved during his stellar career. The Michael I. Mishchenko
Medal will be administered by the Editorial Board and Publisher of the Journal
of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer. Nominations of
scientists from all nations will be considered. The selection committee will
consist of two Editors-in-Chief of JQSRT, and three distinguished
members of the JQSRT community. On behalf of the Selection Committee, we invite
nominations of outstanding candidates for the 2023 Michael I Mishchenko Medal. Each nomination packet (in the form
of a single pdf file) must consist of a nomination letter, the nominee`s CV
and bibliography, and three 2-page letters of support outlining the nominee`s
contributions to both scientific achievements in the fields mentioned above
and to the service of the organizations supporting these fields.
Self-nominations will not be considered. This award is bestowed bi-annually
since 2021. Nominations should be submitted by March 31, 2023 to
Professor Peter Bernath at pbernath@odu.edu, Professor Ping Yang
at pyang@tamu.edu, and Dr. Gorden Videen at gorden.videen@gmail.com. The
nomination details are available in the Awards section of the JQSRT homepage. Peter Bernath, Gorden Videen, and Ping Yang Selection Committee Co-chairs ====================================================================================== APOLO-2022 special issue in JQSRT now open We are
pleased to announce that the submission portal is now open for the APOLO-2022 special issue ``Advancement
of POLarimetric Observations: instruments,
calibration, and improved
aerosol, hydrosol and cloud retrievals.`` The
submission deadline is 1 April 2023. The papers may be submitted immediately
or at any point until 1 April 2023, as papers will be published on an ongoing
basis. To access the submission
portal, please visit the following page and chose ``Submit your article``
tab: Authors
must select ``VSI: APOLO-2022: Full length Article`` in the drop-down list of
the ``Select Article Types`` when submitting their article. Please see the
attachment for clarification.
More information on this Special Issue and submission guidelines can be found
on the webpage above. Best
wishes, Ahmed El-Habashi, NRL Washington DC =================================================================================================== ELS XX Almunecar,
May 14-19, 2023, Important dates Dear colleagues, This is a friendly reminder. For the ELS conference we have secured availability of
a limited number of rooms at the conference venue (Hotel Bahia Tropical). We
strongly recommend you book your accommodation as soon as possible. The hotel
reservation at the agreed ELS fair must be done via the conference website. - Abstracts submission
deadline: Friday, March 3rd, 2023 - Early-bird
registration: Friday March 17th 2023. We hope to meet you all in Almunecar! Olga Munoz on behalf of the ELS
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